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- 1Huawei to store Spain's judicial wiretap data in €12.3m deal●Huawei now manages Spain's sensitive wiretap data. Other EU countries say that puts the entire bloc at risk. Spain's int
Spain's interior ministry has signed a €12.3 million contract giving Huawei responsibility for storing and managing judicial wiretap data. Other EU countries and lawmakers say the arrangement puts the security of the entire bloc at risk, warning that sensitive intercepted communications handled by a Chinese firm could be vulnerable. The deal has triggered criticism across Europe.
- 2French high school protests spread with hundreds of arrests●French high school protests spread with hundreds of arrests amid unrest. According to interior ministry figures, 1027 hi
High school protests have spread across France, with the interior ministry reporting that 1,027 of the country's roughly 3,700 high schools have been affected by student actions. The movement is protesting overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and crumbling school buildings. Police have carried out hundreds of arrests as demonstrations and blockades continue, turning school conditions into a national political issue.